Sometimes a shirt is just a shirt: the men you'll meet in the app

When you first sign up for the dating app, you don't really know what to expect and what types you will find in this inexhaustible repository. That's exactly why we're here

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You don't have to spend too much time in the dating app to understand that there are types and there are types. These apps are indeed an opportunity and a great platform to get to know the love of your life, but along the way, there is nothing to do, you may come across all kinds of different people. It may be that someone who you think is a "creature" will see you as the perfect date, or vice versa, but for that you need to filter.

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So that in the beginning you won't make the mistake of contacting anyone on your way in the dating app, note that you delve into the potential guy's profile instead of just looking at the picture - proper filtering will prevent you from wasting time on future dating and save embarrassment. Also, don't forget to elaborate on your profile - transparency and declining details can prevent unnecessary inquiries from guys who aren't really to your liking, and maximize any inquiries you may find interesting.

But until you do, here's a list of types you'll likely encounter the next time you open the app. Whether to avoid them or contact them - this is your decision:

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Man shirtless (Photo: ShutterStock)

The one who forgot to buy a shirt
We are all for Body Positive, and really we have no problem with a little nude in taste, but why should all his pictures be like that? Okay, we realized you have dice in your stomach. It's really nice. But voila, we would love to know that you own a nipple. Ah ... shirt. Not only is there a condition that is all that matters to him is the gym, he can expect you to spend four hours a day there too. And you have a job, and a life.

The King of Memories
This guy, unlike he has not yet bought a shirt, probably won't have any photos of himself in the app. Instead, he will use memes to express his personality. There is nothing wrong with inserting one or two memes into the app's repository. It can even indicate humor, which can create a connection, but in my life, not a single photo of you will? We want to know what we get, and aside from humor, either he's really insecure about his looks, or the profile is mostly a joke. Either way - unattractive.

The future friend
On the face of it, it sounds bad, but it's one of the more positive things that can come out of the dating app - a life friend. Of course it doesn't start that way. As with every application in the app, it will start to find a parity, but sometimes it just rolls there. You will understand that the guy does not wink at the material that is right for you, but he is charming, you can be good friends, your girlfriend will die for him, and who knows? Maybe he'll even help you find your partner.

Soul, going to doctor is not the same as being a doctor (Photo: Shatterstock)

Doctor (Photo: ShutterStock)

the doctor"
Or the "pilot" or "millionaire businessman." Look, we're not saying there are no doctors or pilots in the dating app, but for some reason they feel they are there more than they exist in reality. Sometimes people tend to screw up their profile if they have a coveted job title, and they enter information that ... how to say ... is not entirely accurate (absolute lies, intention). The rule of thumb says that if you suspect you are probably right, then in such cases it is worth doing a light fact check before moving on to the dating stage.

The scrip
You thought you fell on Mach with someone cool and cool and suddenly he sends you an eggplant and peach emoji. Oh, the clue was understood. But he probably didn't understand the reality, because come on - did you ever know a girl who answered the courtesy of someone who sent her a sleazy eggplant or went out with someone who whistled her in the street as he watched her from the car? So you don't either.

The goster
It's about a guy you're in some sort of relationship with (phone, messaging and even dating) and then all of a sudden he just disappears. Without warning, no hassles, it just stops sending you messages or replying to your messages. Gone, like a ghost. The gusting phenomenon is unfortunately a common thing. This happens quite a lot in women but it is definitely possible to fall for such a man as well. In that case - get the hint, don't be dependent and most importantly don't be disappointed. Anyone who doesn't have a man enough to say goodbye to you is not really worth it.

If he invites you there and there is stressful background music - don't go (Photo: Shatterstock)

Creepy man (Photo: ShutterStock)

The one with whom the conversation flows
Unlike guys who expect you to stream the conversation just because they bothered to ask "what's up?", With this guy the conversation actually flows well and continues on its own, without any effort at all. Topic leads to the topic, and you feel you have a lot in common with him, which just keeps the conversation going on and on. He asks intelligent questions, he makes you laugh, and the same. Such a guy makes you want to move very quickly to the phone and face-to-face. soon I will be with you.

The one who came to talk only about himself
His profile looks round, in pictures he looks nice, but then you start talking and slowly you realize that he doesn't really care about anything but himself. You're trying to throw in chips of information about yourself, but it's ripe - not showing a drop of interest in you, but to get out of duty. At this point you can't help but wonder what he does in the dating app when he has a look at home and he already knew the love of his life the day he was born.

The gentleman
Sometimes it seems impossible, but it totally happens. Yes, there are a lot of gentlemen and good people looking for love in dating apps (you're there, aren't you?). It’s about a lovely, funny, and polite guy, one who helps get off the table at Friday, one who loves his mom (but not too much). He really wants to get to know you in depth, take you on a real date and not just get in bed with you. If you come across this, try to be open to it. Although we are all attracted to "bad kids", it is ultimately the guy to marry him, and such things are more likely to be found in apps like OkCupid, where people sign up when they are looking for a real bond.

He too was once a bad boy. He just got older (Photo: Shatterstock)

Gentleman (Photo: ShutterStock)